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Puzzle Info

This is a 6×6 grid with 6 numbers to connect. Number 1 is at row 3, column 3. Number 2 is at row 4, column 4. Number 3 is at row 4, column 6. Number 4 is at row 6, column 6. Number 5 is at row 5, column 1. Number 6 is at row 1, column 3. There are 4 walls blocking movement: a wall between row 5 column 5 and row 5 column 6; a wall between row 1 column 2 and row 2 column 2; a wall between row 3 column 4 and row 3 column 5; a wall between row 1 column 3 and row 1 column 4.

Zip Game: Today's Free Daily Logic Puzzle

Stuck on today's Zip Game? Click the button on the board above to reveal the complete solved path — no spoilers until you're ready.

A free number-path puzzle where you connect numbers in order and fill every cell without crossing a wall. Simple to learn, challenging to master, and satisfying to solve.

Start with today's puzzle or keep playing with Zip Game unlimited for free.

Learn the Rules

How to Play

Three simple rules — quick to learn, satisfying to master.

  1. Start at the cell numbered 1 and drag (or tap) to an adjacent cell.
  2. Connect every number in order — 1, 2, 3, and so on — without crossing any walls.
  3. Keep drawing until your path fills every cell on the grid.

Unlimited grids range from a quick 5×5 to a tougher 8×8. The Daily challenge is always 6×6, with a difficulty that changes day to day — but it's the same puzzle for every player on a given day. See the full rules and solving tips for a step-by-step walkthrough.

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Play Modes

Two ways to enjoy Zip puzzles — pick the mode that fits your mood.

See The Difference

Zip Game Unlimited vs. Official LinkedIn Zip

Here's how playing Zip here compares to the official LinkedIn version.

Feature Zip Game Unlimited Official LinkedIn Zip
Account required No Yes (LinkedIn login)
Daily puzzle Yes, new puzzle every day Yes, new puzzle every day
Unlimited practice mode Yes, any difficulty Not available
Puzzle archive Yes, browse every past day Not publicly available
Grid size options 5×5 to 8×8, your choice Fixed daily size
Resume in-progress puzzle Yes, saved automatically in your browser Yes, tied to your LinkedIn account
Cost Free Free
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Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers about playing Zip Game.

What is Zip on LinkedIn?

"Zip" is LinkedIn's daily logic puzzle: draw one continuous line through every numbered cell on a grid, in order, filling every square along the way, without crossing yourself or any walls. It launched inside the LinkedIn app as a short daily brain teaser, quick to learn, a little different every day, and free to play once a day on LinkedIn's own site.

Is Zip Games safe?

The game runs entirely in your browser — open the page and start playing right away, on desktop or mobile. There's no app to install, no account to create, and no personal information to hand over. Your progress is saved locally in your own browser, not on our servers.

Is Zip Game Free to Play, and Do I Need to Sign Up or Download Anything?

Because everything happens in the browser, there's nothing to download or install — which also means there's no installer file to trust, no permissions to grant, and no update prompts from a third-party app. That's generally a safer way to try a new game than downloading an unfamiliar app or browser extension that claims to offer "Zip" puzzles.

Can I Play Zip Game on Mobile, Tablet, and Desktop?

The board is built with lightweight HTML5 and vanilla JavaScript — no heavy plugins or frameworks — so dragging your path across the grid stays smooth whether you're playing on a phone, tablet, or desktop browser.

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